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⚖️ How to reason about chemical equilibrium

Use Q, K, Le Chatelier’s principle, ICE tables, and reaction conditions to explain equilibrium shifts and calculations.

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What you’ll learn

  1. Dynamic balance
  2. Reaction quotient
  3. Le Chatelier
  4. Concentration
  5. Pressure
  6. Temperature
  7. Catalyst
  8. ICE tables
  9. K magnitude
  10. Application

Questions this course answers

At equilibrium, what is equal?

Dynamic equilibrium means opposing rates are equal while concentrations remain constant.

What does Q<K predict?

A quotient below K indicates relatively too few products for equilibrium.

What does a catalyst change?

Catalysts speed both directions without changing the equilibrium state.

What must an ICE table follow?

The change row is determined by coefficients in the balanced equation.

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